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A city that keepsreinventing its industrial DNA

From public sector giants and engineering clusters to pharmaceutical powerhouses, IT parks and frontier technologies, Hyderabad’s industrial landscape has evolved itself with the changing times. While public investment laid the scientific and manufacturing foundations; liberalisa

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A city that keeps reinventing its industrial DNA

India — The Hindu

From public sector giants and engineering clusters to pharmaceutical powerhouses, IT parks and frontier technologies, Hyderabad’s industrial landscape has evolved itself with the changing times. While public investment laid the scientific and manufacturing foundations; liberalisation unleashed potential of private enterprises and technology transformed the city’s economic identity

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Source: The Hindu. Published 4 Sept 2026, 09:34 am.

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